ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 Graphics Card (PCIe 2.0, 2GB GDDR5 Memory, 4x HDMI Ports, Single-slot Design, Passive Cooling)

Needed three large monitors. I removed the limited output gpu in my HP pavillion i7 and simply plugged this in its place. The Asus graphics card has a shortened connector that fits in the end of the PCi express motherboard socket. No other power leads or connectors are needed. I then plugged in two HDMI monitors and an older large monitor with an HDMI to VGA adaptor and turned on. Went to Asus on the Internet and downloaded the latest ASUS graphics driver for Windows 10. Lastly i set the screen order and resolution in settings. The Asus Software has plenty of settings for gamma correction etc. It works superbly and the definition (or clarity) seems better than before. I don't play games on this PC, it is used for office applications and development and I still can add another monitor if i really wanted too. It has the power for multiple instances of Adobe creative suite graphics programs, CAD and live 3d rendering, all without any issue or stutterring at all. I cannot reccomend this solution higher, it's one of the best plug and play devices I have purchased and so much easier to install than the older graphics hardware.

I needed a PCI x4 GPU for a server build and this worked perfect. Slim single slot design and only needs a x4 PCI. Gets warm but not hot and is passively cooled. Great card for the price.

I have had this for 6 months now and i am not a gamer , i do need 4 monitors tho and for that this board works , out of curiosity i bench marked it on Furmark and got 10 F.P.S. Not great for gaming but, like i said im not a gamer but i have lots of windows open at the same time so need 4 monitors , and for that this works BUT , beware that the driver support for this card (security updates) runs out in September 2024

Bought this specifically as I needed a GPU for an AM4 MaTX mobo where the 16x slot was in use by something else critical to the build, and the only remaining slot was PCI-E x 1. Using an APU was out of the question as they don't support ECC RAM which was also critical to the build. So this was literally a lifesaver for my project. They seem to be rarer than hens teeth. Performance wise, I don't know or care. All I know is that it runs cool, silent and works completely fine for desktop functions. This will be something great for the kitbag in future too. Couldn't be happier with this

For the money, it's hard to beat; granted, you're not going to get much from it if you're planning to game on it, but if you only need to run 2/3/4 monitors for work-related content, then this card is perfect. I'm running 2 screens, for audio editing, and the screens (top-end Dell) are crisp and will replay HD content very well.

I am a bit old fashioned and much prefer desktop PCs than laptops and tablets when it comes to using a computer. I have also been building my own PCs since the late 1990s so dropping this graphics card into a motherboard was easy and had everything up and running withing 30 minutes. Not a gamer so can't comment on high end performance of this card but runs 3 identical Hanns G HL226 monitors perfectly. I can run a DVD movie on one monitor whilst supposedly doing work on the other two.

I thought this card was able to support Directx12 but I spent a whole evening trying to get it updated with the correct drivers and also use Nvidia Experience, only to find out that this card came out in 2014 and so is well out of date and you cannot use the Experience with it as it's now classed as a legacy product. Photoshop would not accept this card to be used with the current software stating it only supported Directx11

This is an excellent and relatively inexpensive way to have up to 4 monitor screens on your desktop PC, working in greater-than-HD resolution and in utter silence. 4 HDMI connections, so no good if your monitors don't support HDMI. Fanless but no indications of any cooling issues yet. Gamers should look away now as this card is not designed for you - its 3D capabilities are negligible. Stick to 2D desktop applications and you will be well satisfied and productive. I use this on an audio production workstation with (currently) only three monitors, 2 working at 2560 x 1440 and a third at standard HD (1920 x1080), but the manufacturer spec says it will cope simultaneously with 4 screens of even larger pixel size if required. I might need a bigger desk.

Works fantastic for multiple HDMI monitors

Ottima scheda per il mio uso ufficio. Ho potuto espandere la scrivania su 4 monitor con le diverse applicazioni aperte.

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Para temas de ofimática y cosas no muy exigentes, vale de sobra para conectar varios monitores. En juegos poco exigentes puede rendir bien, aunque no esperes maravillas para juegos. Por lo demás, cumple de sobra, pero tienes que tener claro el uso que le vas a dar. Si funcionabas con la integrada de la placa base, y ahora quieres tener varios monitores, sin problemas. Si lo que buscar es algo para jugar, no es una gráfica específica para ello

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